The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
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Mrs. Henrietta Broadbeck, of North East street.
entertained a number of ladies at luncheon yes
terday.
Mr. Will Knippenberg entertained some
friends at the toboggan park on Wednesday.
evening.
A sleighing party given on Wednesday even
ing by Miss Nellie Prettyman was highly
cessful in arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H. Spades entertained few
| friends at tea last evening in delightful man
ner at their home in Woodruff Place.
The missionary tea of Roberts Park Church
will be held this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Fred Bags, No. 100 North Alabama street.
| Messrs. Ed and Albert Gall will give ger
man, this evening, to quite party Of young
| people, including members of the Bon Ton, ST.,
and German clubs.
| Miss Margaret Tuell. of Terre Haute, gave an
elegant german on Wednesday evening to ar
| nounce the formal debut Of her cousin, Miss
Taylor. Miss Clippinger and Mr. Ben Nichols,
of this city, attended.
| Mrs. W. P Bingham will give lunch con, to-
| day, in honor of Mrs James Mckee's friends
Mrs. Owens and Miss White, of Louisville. The
euchre on Tuesday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Melville Mckee.
The Misses Reade of St. Louis are guests Of
| Miss Alice Davis, and were entertained with a
| small party of friends yesterday by their host
ess The center of the table was prettiy ar
hyacinths and begonias. The two hours follow
| ing luncheon were spent in playing euchre.
sLoANwILEs.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| SPENCER, Ind, Jan. 13-The event of the
winter in Spencer society took place at $50
o'clock last evening, in the marriage of Mr.. Bert
F. Sloan and Miss Matte the beautiful and ac-
complshed daughter of DR.. w. V. Wiles. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John Stewart
of the Presbyterian Church The presents were
| quite numerous and some we're very beauti-
full and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan
| went to their own cozy cottage which had been
| put in readiness for their reception. Friends
from Connersville, Indianapolis and Blooming,
| ton were present After congratulations, one
| hundred guests partook of bounteous supper
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: VIM. H. Elman, Evansville;
S. V. Chambers, Vincennes: T. F. Mackey,
Sullivan: Leonidas McLarnied Ts.re Haute;
W. r. McKeen, Terre Haute; Mrs Sid Conger,
Flat Rock Ed E. Elliott, w E. Blakely, w. P.
Elliott, Shelbyville; Mrs Catherine Smith La
grange; R. }: Heiner and wife, Rushville; T.
H. Adams, VLlcennes; Thomas r. Nelson. Terre
Haute: j. 3. Holman. Danviiie; j. II. Mellett
New Castle; J. W. Crumpacker, LaPorte.
Bates House: Mrs James H. Willard, Bedford
John C. Snee, Charles S. Lilly, Columbus; E. T.
Newton, Peru; J. s. Slick, Rochester; Frank
Branaman, Brownstown: A Mergentheim, For,
Wayne; B. g. Hudnnt, Terre Haute; Jacob Mil
Ter, Evansville; W. W. Rockhl W. s. Open
helm, Fort Wayne; j. P. Applegate, New AL.
oany; A. Earl, Lafayette; S. B. Stern, Kokomo
Shelby Compton, Columbus B. F. Claypooi
Connersville; c. B. Riley. Milroy; W. E. Long
, ley, Noblesville; Owen Moffatt, Edinburg; j. F.
Morrison. Kokomo; Harry Kurtz, Princeton:
George II. Puntenny, Rushville; Ed. Major
Shelbyville.
, Grand Hotel J. B. Stoll, South Bend; NJ. L.
, Essing, Rochester, Ind: II. H. Francis, Michi
, gan City; Henry Maley, Ednburg; NJ. NJ
Justice Button; Henry B. Jones, Attica
DETROIT Nelson. Fort Wayne; Joe S. Starr, De
{ catur; S. Rodgers, Washington. Ind; Benz F.
Louthian. Logansport; Patrick Keef, BENTLEY
; Ind; C. w. Cunningham, Charlottesville; Sam
uel Clark, Attica Thos. Nelson, Blcomne ed ale
, L. B. Boyle, OBren, Tenn. T. F. Garvin, Elk
hart; j. S. Rifle, Newton, Ind; c. A Schafer
VIM. Bryan, New Haven; George G. Price. Au
eusta, Kan; w ". Stader, Columbus, Ind; Fl
Feltman, jr., Covington.
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